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Creative Commons has collected metrics on works licensed under Creative Commons since 2002 by searching for references to licenses on the web and tracking links to the Creative Commons website. The metrics provide some insights but are limited by variations in search engine algorithms and indexes over time. New pools of Creative Commons licensed content like Flickr and Jamendo saw growth that may have been linear at first but could become exponential as these types of content platforms grow.

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Creative Commons metrics Mike Linksvayer Vice President, Creative Commons 2007-06-14

Most licensed works referenced on the web... ...search for “Creative Commons” 2002

Most licensed works on the web link to license used... ...search for backlinks link:http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/1.0/ 2003

Daily collection of link counts from AlltheWeb and Yahoo! (Google's link: query support is poor)‏ 2004

Yahoo! Search for CC launches in Spring Google's launches in fall 2005

Collect daily data from Yahoo! and Google CC API queries 2006

Fairly easy Web scale (hard to overstate)‏ Search engine metrics: good

Estimates Volatile (estimation algorithm, index, dist.)‏ Fraction of web (e.g., Flickr)‏ Hard to make sense of Search metrics: bad

Limited by search engine query support Search metrics: bad (2)‏

mx 55210 se 39230 hr 39038 at 37076 hu 35461 za 32303 bg 29244 scotland 26168 pt 22430 my 21163 pe 19724 il 17894 co 17101 dk 12365 fi 8553 si 6927 in 4773 ch 1824 mt 193 AlltheWeb by jurisdiction unported 37189180 es 2260538 it 1120530 kr 807950 de 777300 fr 718600 jp 401509 ca 315850 tw 313299 us 290910 uk 200450 nl 163527 br 123988 be 96539 cn 91510 pl 74857 au 59398 cl 59262 ar 55600

Flickr Soundclick Revver Jamendo many more... Baseline numbers from top content curators

Conjecture: Linear growth at content curators Linear growth of content curators Exponential growth?

eyeVio (video, Sony)‏ Jamglue, Splice, Kompoz (music)‏ SlideShare (presentations)‏ Swivel (graphs)‏ many more... New pools ~2007

Traffic by jurisdiction (Alexa)‏ ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Users: U.S. (25.6%)‏ Germany (7.9%)‏ U.K. (6.1%)‏ Spain (5.3%)‏ Italy (4.6%)‏ Canada (3.4%)‏ Japan (3.2%)‏

Characterize licensed content, creators, users Measure reuse Qualitative measures (e.g., awards)‏ Secondary impacts Next challenges

Not inviting outside analysis Not giving metrics enough cycles Mike's mistakes

Notify of new curators Help get data from curators Code, research, analysis How you can help

Evangelize CC (successes will eventually be reflected in numbers)‏ How you can help (2)‏

Mike Linksvayer [email_address] presentation license http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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Creative Commons metrics

1. Creative Commons metrics Mike Linksvayer Vice President, Creative Commons 2007-06-14

2. Most licensed works referenced on the web... ...search for “Creative Commons” 2002

3. Most licensed works on the web link to license used... ...search for backlinks link:http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/1.0/ 2003

4. Daily collection of link counts from AlltheWeb and Yahoo! (Google's link: query support is poor)‏ 2004

5. Yahoo! Search for CC launches in Spring Google's launches in fall 2005

6. Collect daily data from Yahoo! and Google CC API queries 2006

7. Fairly easy Web scale (hard to overstate)‏ Search engine metrics: good

8. Estimates Volatile (estimation algorithm, index, dist.)‏ Fraction of web (e.g., Flickr)‏ Hard to make sense of Search metrics: bad

9. Limited by search engine query support Search metrics: bad (2)‏

10. Yahoo!/AlltheWeb 30 day averages

11. mx 55210 se 39230 hr 39038 at 37076 hu 35461 za 32303 bg 29244 scotland 26168 pt 22430 my 21163 pe 19724 il 17894 co 17101 dk 12365 fi 8553 si 6927 in 4773 ch 1824 mt 193 AlltheWeb by jurisdiction unported 37189180 es 2260538 it 1120530 kr 807950 de 777300 fr 718600 jp 401509 ca 315850 tw 313299 us 290910 uk 200450 nl 163527 br 123988 be 96539 cn 91510 pl 74857 au 59398 cl 59262 ar 55600

12. Yahoo!/AlltheWeb 30 + Google/CC

13. Up, but how? Trend?

14. Flickr Soundclick Revver Jamendo many more... Baseline numbers from top content curators

15. Music & Video

16. Photography

17. Jamendo creators

18. Jamendo fans

19. Conjecture: Linear growth at content curators Linear growth of content curators Exponential growth?

20. eyeVio (video, Sony)‏ Jamglue, Splice, Kompoz (music)‏ SlideShare (presentations)‏ Swivel (graphs)‏ many more... New pools ~2007

21. Indirect metric: web traffic

22. Web traffic: Alexa

23.

24. Characterize licensed content, creators, users Measure reuse Qualitative measures (e.g., awards)‏ Secondary impacts Next challenges

25. Not inviting outside analysis Not giving metrics enough cycles Mike's mistakes

26. Notify of new curators Help get data from curators Code, research, analysis How you can help

27. Evangelize CC (successes will eventually be reflected in numbers)‏ How you can help (2)‏

28. Mike Linksvayer [email_address] presentation license http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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